Space Mountain Wait Times

Disneyland Park · Historical wait time data from 97371 data points

Blast off on a high-speed roller coaster through the darkness of outer space in this iconic Tomorrowland attraction. Space Mountain's near-complete darkness amplifies the sensation of speed on this indoor coaster with sharp turns and sudden dips set against a backdrop of stars and cosmic projections. An opening-day classic since 1975, it remains one of Magic Kingdom's most popular thrill rides. The coaster is actually slower than you think — the darkness makes it feel faster. Single-rider seats in rocket-shaped vehicles add to the astronaut experience.

Family Ride ~3 min 40" min height Indoors
54m
Average Wait
160m
Peak Wait
0m
Lowest Wait
8AM
Best Time to Ride
Space Mountain at Disneyland Park averages a 54-minute wait. The best time to visit is around 8AM when waits average 27m. Peak waits reach 160 minutes, typically in the afternoon. The lightest day of the week tends to be Sunday with an average wait of 40m.

Space Mountain — Average Wait by Hour

Space Mountain — Average Wait by Day of Week

Space Mountain — Wait Times by Day

Day Avg Wait Peak Wait
Monday 47m 90m
Tuesday 47m 95m
Wednesday 44m 90m
Thursday 47m 105m
Friday 43m 110m
Saturday 42m 85m
Sunday 40m 95m

Predicted wait for Space Mountain — next 7 days

Our forecast of the average standby wait, built from this ride's historical patterns, day-of-week trends, and the seasonal calendar.

Today
29min
Tomorrow
38min
Fri 4
35min
Sat 5
28min
Sun 6
26min
Mon 7
26min
Tue 8
36min

Forecasts are estimates of the daily average and update as new data arrives — actual waits swing by hour, so use the hour-by-hour chart above to pick your window.

Space Mountain — ride facts

Type
Gentle ride
Ride length
~3 min
Height requirement
40" or taller
Setting
Indoor (climate-controlled)

Blast off on a high-speed roller coaster through the darkness of outer space in this iconic Tomorrowland attraction. Space Mountain's near-complete darkness amplifies the sensation of speed on this indoor coaster with sharp turns and sudden dips set against a backdrop of stars and cosmic projections. An opening-day classic since 1975, it remains one of Magic Kingdom's most popular thrill rides. The coaster is actually slower than you think — the darkness makes it feel faster. Single-rider seats in rocket-shaped vehicles add to the astronaut experience.

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